expirediconian | Staff posted Feb 20, 2024 04:47 PM
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expirediconian | Staff posted Feb 20, 2024 04:47 PM
100" Hisense L8G TriChroma 4K UST Laser TV Projector w/ 100" ALR Screen
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100" = Hisense or TCL TV
120" = UST. Should be on a 15" stand or shorter.
135+= Standard projector. Also needs to be in a light controlled room.
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100" = Hisense or TCL TV
120" = UST. Should be on a 15" stand or shorter.
135+= Standard projector. Also needs to be in a light controlled room.
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For a media room, it's so much nicer to have a projector than having a TV. You can turn the room completely dark and the light from the projector lights up the room. When movie scene changes the light changes color and brightness across the entire room, it just feels 100% like an authentic movie theater experience. (Also get a good surround sound system with atmos, obviously.)
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I had to get a stand low enough so that the screen wasn't so high. Had to get dual subwoofers not too deep or tall since they would be in the front and not want to block the laser path.
It's not a dedicated theater, so I couldn't put the center channel behind the screen to get it at the right level, and I don't remember if there was an acoustically transparent alr screen at the time.
I have my center mounted on speaker stands right above the ust, so it does not block line of sight of the screen and not block the laser path.
At the time when I planned the room, there was nothing close in price to a 120 inch projector. Largest commercial TV at the time was the lg 86 inch screen.
Also, the larger 100 inch TVs are heavy and depending on your house layout, might be difficult to move around.
If you were deciding between a 100 in ust or 100 in TV, TV all the way for picture quality. You really need a blacked out room for a ust, no ifs and or buts. If you are going for 120 inch or bigger, you have no other option but projector. Only you can determine if the extra 20 inch diagonal compared to a 100 inch TV is worth it to you.
I have a 77 inch s90c also. Picture quality is amazing. But watching movies on a 120 inch screen is a whole different animal.
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I have an 55H9G. That one failed after a couple months. Replaced by Hisense, easy process. The replacement failed just a couple months after the 3 year warranty.
Check specs, decide. At 10' wide you could go bigger than 100" ... if everything else is inplace
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These go out of stock fairly regularly, may be high demand or low supply.
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